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Monthly Archives: October 2012

Stephanie Bogus

InnoTech 2012 Panel to Feature our Brad Bogus Discussing Marketing Automation

Written on October 31, 2012 at 9:03 pm, by

If you’re going to be on the streets of Austin this year for InnoTech 2012, you just might bump into our fearless leader Brad Bogus as he takes part in a panel discussing marketing automation.   Many businesses inquire about the effectiveness of automating their marketing efforts. When can this cut down on costs and  Continue Reading »

Stephanie Bogus

THINK b-e-f-o-r-e (NOT B4) you TWEET!

Written on October 25, 2012 at 4:56 pm, by

Our writers just can’t understand why people meltdown when it comes to grammar on Twitter. It’s called abbreviation people, and we learned it in grade school! That’s why we were tickled pink to see the latest image macro from our friends over at Grammarly. Well said my friend, well said.  

Andy Gonzalez

An Accidental Tweet: The Internet’s Version of the Sex Tape

Written on October 24, 2012 at 9:01 pm, by

By this point you must have heard a story or two about a brand or personality tweeting something inappropriate – something they would never want their followers to see or read. From Chrysler – to StubHub’s most recent slip-up – it seems like these things are happening more-and-more.   Could it be that Generation Now is  Continue Reading »

Stephanie Bogus

You May Want a Presence Online, but Does Your Target Audience Have a Reason to Care?

Written on October 15, 2012 at 10:00 pm, by

There is an entire audience of potential consumers seeking information on the internet, and your brand may hold the answers they are searching for; but you must engage in the conversations taking place online to find these opportunities. This isn’t new knowledge. Most brands see the need to target audiences online. Where tragedies lie –  Continue Reading »

Stephanie Bogus

Fascinating Facebook Chat with Brad & KVUE’s Morning Anchor

Written on October 9, 2012 at 3:23 pm, by

Brad just wrapped an interview with KVUE about the effect our growing attachment to life online has on our real-life relationships. In his words “cheaters are going to cheat, whether they have Facebook or a lonely night in a bar.”   What’s important is that we take time to care for all of our relationships  Continue Reading »